Package org.apache.geode.admin
Interface DistributedSystemHealthConfig
Deprecated.
Provides configuration information relating to the health of an entire GemFire distributed
system.
If any of the following criteria is true, then the distributed system is considered to be in
OKAY_HEALTH.
If any of the following criteria is true, then the distributed system is considered to be in
POOR_HEALTH.
- Too many application members unexpectedly leave the distributed system.
- Too many application members unexpectedly leave the distributed system.
- Since:
- GemFire 3.5
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Field Summary
FieldsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final longDeprecated.The default maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionlongDeprecated.Returns the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system.voidsetMaxDepartedApplications(long maxDepartedApplications) Deprecated.Sets the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system.
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Field Details
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DEFAULT_MAX_DEPARTED_APPLICATIONS
static final long DEFAULT_MAX_DEPARTED_APPLICATIONSDeprecated.The default maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system.- See Also:
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Method Details
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getMaxDepartedApplications
long getMaxDepartedApplications()Deprecated.Returns the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system.- Returns:
- the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system
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setMaxDepartedApplications
void setMaxDepartedApplications(long maxDepartedApplications) Deprecated.Sets the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system.- Parameters:
maxDepartedApplications- the maximum number of application members that can unexceptedly leave a healthy the distributed system- See Also:
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